Новости за 27.10.2016

A small number of account holders paid 75% of all overdraft fees in 2015.

Apple Pay? That’s old news. There’s a new set of developments on the way that could change the way we make our purchases.

Senator Elizabeth warren and three others want to know what KPMG knew about the Wells Fargo illegal account opening activity and when.

Senator Elizabeth warren and three others want to know what KPMG knew about the Wells Fargo illegal account opening activity and when.

Consumers now have a wealth of options to choose from to take small steps toward financial freedom.

Gold futures settle higher on Thursday as weaker-than-expected orders on U.S. durable goods raise some uncertainty over a n interest-rate hike before the end of the year.

CenturyLink soars 14% on report of merger talks with Level 3 Communications

Aaron Rodgers signed a $110 million contract, but still took out a $1 million mortgage on a $2 million home

There's no wonder United Parcel Service Inc.'s has sped up the implementation of its own route optimization and navigation software, known as ORION--it saves the company a lot of miles, and miles are money. Chief Financial Officer Richard Peretz said in a post-earnings conference call with analysts that while third-quarter U.S. delivery stops and volume increased 5.7% from a year ago, with the help of ORION, delivery miles traveled rose just 1.4%. He told MarketWatch in a phone interview, that for each mile saved per day... Читать дальше...

Live blog: Apple unveils new MacBook Pro

Debt held by the public would explode over 20 years under Donald Trump’s policies, according to a new study, while under Hillary Clinton’s plans it would decrease slightly from what’s currently projected.

A group of advocates and regulators gathered to hear how the student loan crisis is affecting New Yorkers.

Twitter.com Inc. plans to shut down its Vine mobile video app within a few months, according an announcement posted to Medium Thursday. This comes on the same day that Twitter announced it would cut 9% of its workforce, or roughly 350 jobs. Vine said it will keep the website active so that creators can continue to watch their vines, which are short clips that circulate on loops similar to GIFs. Earlier on Thursday, Twitter reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue and said... Читать дальше...

U.K. stocks swing between gains and losses on Thursday as investors digest data that showed the economy held up stronger than expected in the period following the country’s Brexit vote.

Twitter’s stock rose after third-quarter results, which could mark the first post-results one-day gain since February 2015.

Twitter’s stock rose after third-quarter results, which could mark the first post-results one-day gain since February 2015.

Twitter’s stock rose after third-quarter results, which could mark the first post-results one-day gain since February 2015.

Already a hit at home, Bira 91 is now launching in the U.S.

Good news for housing affordability.

The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday said it has adopted new privacy rules for internet service providers that give consumers increased choice, transparency and security for personal data. Under the new rules broadband internet service providers have to have consumers opt-in to use and share internet browsing information, such as history, app usage, geo-location, financial information and health information. For other "non-sensitive information consumers would need to opt-out to not have such information like an e-mail address... Читать дальше...

A September increase in a tracker of home contract signings shows demand for homes remains sturdy.

Shares of ZTO Express debuted on the NYSE below where the China-based package delivery company priced its initial public offering, and extended declines in the first minutes of trade. The first trade of 9.9 million shares at 10:30 a.m. ET was at $18.40, or 5.6% below the $19.50 IPO price, which was above the previously expected range of $16.50 to $18.50. The stock has since extended declines, to trade down 8.3% at $17.89.

Natural-gas futures traded nearly flat Thursday after the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that supplies of the commodity rose 73 billion cubic feet for the week ended Oct.21. That was generally in line with the 75 billion-cubic-foot rise expected by analysts polled by S&P Global Platts. Total stocks now stand at 3.909 trillion cubic feet, up 52 billion cubic feet from a year ago and 182 billion cubic feet above the five-year average, the government said. November natural gas... Читать дальше...

Twitter's stock erases nearly 5% post-earnings rise

U.S. stocks turn negative in step with real-estate sector selloff